The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-09
CONCERNING WOMEN.

DR.. Kate l. Kelsey holds the Office Of city ply
stefan in Menomonee, Wis.
There are six women students in the collegi-
ate course of Columbia College.
Denmark, Sweden and Norway have now each
of them a woman's rights periodical edited BY
woman.
The students of Bryn Nawr College for
Women have decided to wear the Oxford CAP
and gown
Dr. Dorothea Lummis was recently elected
president of the Homeopathic Society of Los
Angeles, Cal.
Miss Sarah W. starkweather is serving her
second term as superintendent of schools in
Chester county, Pennsylvania.
Mile Heykel has just received the degree OF
M. D. from the University of Helsingford. in
Finland. She is the first Finnish woman TINS
honored.
Mrs. Stanford, of California. Is erecting in
Albany, N Y, home for the aged poor, and a
en-. as memorial to her parents.
A small memorial volume entitled "Ann Phil.
lips, Wife of Wendell Phillips has recertjv
been printed for private circulation among the
friends of the great orator and lis noble wife.
Mrs. Caroline s. Brooks whose model of
Iolanthe, beautifully executed in butter at
tracted so much attention at the Centennial Ex-
position. Is now sculptor. with studio in New
York city.
The Mount Holyoke aumnm propose to raise
Mary Lyon fund.-" asa tribute to the oldest
institution for the education of women It will
be presented to the seminary next June, at the
hfteth anniversary.
At the last meeting of the Woman's Nat;ona,
Press Association, held at Wizards Hotel.
Washington. d. O.. Susan B. Anthony gave ar
interesting and practical talk on the subject Of
'Womans influence on the Press"
The Woman's Temperance Publication Asco.
ciation has issued the initial plumber of the iuve
pile temperance paper which was annoenced
some Weeks ago. It is called 'sThe Young Crn.
sader" and is edited by Miss Alice M. Guern
soy, OF Wareham, Mass. who has for years beer
known an efficient worker in the W. G. r. u.
Mrs Margaret E. Parker, of England. who
was Tue FOUNDER OF the Womans British Tenn
perance Association and first president of the
International W. C. T. u, has been made ar
organizer for the worlds w G. r. TT She ,s
now travelling westward through the Tinted
States, and will probably visit the Sandw,ch
Islands before her return
Inere are five ladies enrolled in tho law de
partment OF Michigan University this year. One
e young glrl from the Sandwich Islands the
granddaughter of an honored missionary of the
congregational Church. Her father, who is 4
prominent lawyer On the islands has foatered
her natural bent toward legal study in nrae
ticai way, introducing her into the details Of his
work at an early age. She intends TO practica
| at ner home. Two other ladies are married and
are the classmates of their husbands, with WHOM
they will practice after their conrsa IL nn,a
pleted. - sSln
Rev. Florence Kalloch was ora.;n.d :, ~.
Universalist Church eleven years 100 ana Al
tered at once upon her ministerial work. Fo,
sne pass seven years she has been paator a. !
large and live parish in Englewood, town mas,
Cnlcaeo Miss KAlloch IL : Wisconsin, eirl ~
Nas educated At the STATE VniYernity s. hsdi